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It is impossible to count how much research and experimentation Bruce Lee did in his short life. Chuck Norris' private student recalls: No one trained the way Bruce trained - fanatically. He lived with trainings and thoughts about them from the moment he got up at six in the morning until they were over. until he went to bed late at night. If he wasn't training, he was thinking about training. His brain was constantly working, he didn't know what rest was. He was constantly thinking about how to raise himself to a new level, what innovations to apply in training. His brain worked tirelessly.nnLee is known to have experimented with many types of martial arts and used additional training programs. If you look at his training schedule over a period of ten years, you can make a lot of interesting discoveries. First, it is a process of continuous improvement in which Lee emphasizes learning new and improving existing techniques, temporarily setting aside the practice of techniques he has already sufficiently mastered, completely rejecting those he considers unnecessary or devoid of practical application, and constantly increasing the amount of additional training to strengthen those technical skills that he considers most important for martial arts.nnFor example, looking at his training notes from 1963, we come to the conclusion that he practiced in the so-called traditional style - he studied the movement blocks inherent in Wing Chun kung fu, a classical form of Chinese martial arts. He practiced the...